To the first Word

[Steved]

Hello from Steved

11. 882P0 Massa Carrara (4) 4g b

In Find if I use [A-Z]and the wildcard it will do as it
is suppossd to do and hightlight the first Letter in this
case P is it possible to in find dialog box to have it
find the first word in this case Massa.

Thankyou.

 

[Jay Freedman]

Hello from Steved

11. 882P0 Massa Carrara (4) 4g b

In Find if I use [A-Z]and the wildcard it will do as it
is suppossd to do and hightlight the first Letter in this
case P is it possible to in find dialog box to have it
find the first word in this case Massa.

Thankyou.

Hi Steve,

Yes. Still using wildcards, search for

<[A-Za-z]@>

The < and > mean the beginning and end of a word, the [A-Za-z] means "any
upper case or lower case letters", and the @ sign means "one or more
characters that match the preceding expression".

 

[Guest]

Try this:

^w^$

What that does is find a letter preceeded with a space. The only problem is
it'll find every word that follows a space, and not include those words that
start a new line as they don't have a preceeding space. Does this work
around help?

 

[Steved]

Thankyou both Very much

-----Original Message-----

Hello from Steved

11. 882P0 Massa Carrara (4) 4g b

In Find if I use [A-Z]and the wildcard it will do as it
is suppossd to do and hightlight the first Letter in this
case P is it possible to in find dialog box to have it
find the first word in this case Massa.

Thankyou.

Hi Steve,

Yes. Still using wildcards, search for

<[A-Za-z]@>

The < and > mean the beginning and end of a word, the [A- Za-z] means "any
upper case or lower case letters", and the @ sign means "one or more
characters that match the preceding expression".

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP


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